A dislocation dynamics study of the strength of stacking fault tetrahedra. Part II: interactions with mixed and edge dislocations

Enrique Martínez; Jaime Marian; J.M. Perlado

doi:10.1080/14786430801986654

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A dislocation dynamics study of the strength of stacking fault tetrahedra. Part II: interactions with mixed and edge dislocations

Enrique Martínez Jaime Marian J.M. Perlado

Year: 2008 Journal: The Philosophical Magazine A Journal of Theoretical Experimental and Applied Physics Vol: 88 (6)Pages: 841-863 Publisher: Taylor & Francis

DOI: 10.1080/14786430801986654

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In this paper we present the sequel to Part I and present a comprehensive dislocation dynamics study of the strength of stacking fault tetrahedra to mixed and edge dislocation glides in fcc Cu.

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Tetrahedron Stacking fault Dislocation Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution Crystallography Partial dislocations Materials science Condensed matter physics Stacking Chemistry Physics Computer science

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